Restore Beebe tavern to its original condition in Elyria
In a Chron icle-Telegram installment Judge A R Webber urges restoring the Beebe tavern to its original state to let future generations glimpse ancestral living. He cites declining old customs, the value of preserving past homes, and Henry Ford’s preservation efforts as a model. The piece laments fading traditions and imagines how visitors in 1950 would view such relics.
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Leck Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
A. R. Webber
Beebe
Henry Ford
Elyria
Uncle Sam is Honest In Open Western Lands Sale
A reader notes the interior department’s blunt land sale notice, warning settlers to verify productivity before spending. It contrasts the sober appraisal with ads that promise great future gains, citing a Colorado tract of over 20 000 acres suitable for potatoes and wheat, yet distant from rail and markets.
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Department of the Interior
Colorado
Sam
Darden Hero Of Cascade Park Rescue
William Darden of Lakewood saved four year old Steve Elek from drowning in the Black River at Cascade Park Sunday afternoon. He plunged into the flooded water and fought the current to bring the boy to safety. Darden’s quick action and leadership saved a life amid rising peril.
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Wiliam Darden
Lakewood
Steve Elek
Cascade Park
Black River
Darden
George
Aiden
Darden Emerges as Lifesaver in Critical Rescue
In a crowded scene a swimmer faced with a life threatening danger acted without hesitation. He recognized the urgency, took decisive action, and saved the life himself. Onlookers say the world could use more men like Darden for such courage.
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Darden
Ringworm and plant life in the diet article notes
The column discusses ringworm as a plant-like fungus, its stubborn scalp cases, and home remedies. It warns against unneeded medications, advises consulting a skin specialist for persistent cases, and offers pamphlets on reducing and handling skin issues. It also references King Ranch cattle roundup in Texas.
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Mercy
Sin of impersonality and lightness in religion sermon
Dilworth Lupton of Cleveland argues the sin of impersonality drives wartime and international friction. He critiques seriousness in Orthodoxy, defends humor in religion, and notes modern scholars see Jesus valued humor. He warns that free love harms society and notes his wartime chaplain service.
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Dilworth Lupton
First Unitarian Church of
Cleveland
Dilworth Luptes
Cincinari
Sheela Scientific Col
Yale Tx Ty
Ing
Sp Nm Metalurgr
Oliver Tron & Steel Company
Meadville Theological School
Meadville
Louisville
Lupien T
United States
League of Nations
Rogers
Jesus
Divorce trends reflect shifting family dynamics
The speaker says the rising divorce rate does not worry them, viewing it as evidence of growing female freedom and a transition from a two male dominated family model to a democratic family structure.
Court Concludes Aviation Case Without Heirs Claim
Washington court ends an exhaustive probe into early aviation history. It rejects a $19.995 million claim by the heirs of John J Montgomery of Lance Clara California, tracing modern flight to Wright brothers and dismissing Montgomery’s earlier glider device as non foundational. The decision credits the Wrights with the breakthrough demonstrated on December 17, 1903.
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Washington
United States Court of Claims
John J Montgomery
Lance Clara
Cal
Damerges
United States
Montgomery
Orvil
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Wright Brothers
Hearst
Early aviation glimpses after Wright patent spark debate
Fragmentary lines recall successful flight in a heavier than air machine with a living operator. The machine rose, showed control, and landed safely. Commentary notes rapid post Wright patent development and government use, while disputing Montgomery's patent elements as used in early machines.
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Wright
Montgomery
Research tastes of wealth and sacrifice in science era
A fragmented, era-spanning reflection on science, wealth, and dedication. The text hints at self sacrifice among workers in a modern age focused on riches, mentioning a rector and the Sor or Soror text, with unclear references to crime and female roles, ending with incomplete phrases.
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Paris
Laboratories and Pasteur Institute notes and soap factory move
The report highlights scientists at the Pasteur Institute and their skilled workshops, notes the choice between high wages and labs, mentions Malay’s shift from handmade soap to a new Singapore factory, and reports an ambergris shortage impacting world perfume trade.
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Singapore
Rogers for State Representative endorsement notice
A Lorain County resident known for steady judgment and trusted by supporters. The Rogers for State Representative Committee urges a vote for Rogers, citing past runner up in 1926 and a record of business farming success and helpful community service.
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Lorain County
Rogers
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